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Following popular demand, we have now decided to post all of our patients success stories on this blog. I love having the opportunity to see my patient’s post operative results and personally witnessing their life transformations. Here is one example of a patient who’s life was changed following his hair transplant procedure:

We will be sure to keep you posted with all future video testimonials at US Hair Restoration.

A recent study shows interesting developments in the battle to combat pattern hair loss in both men and women. The study, conducted by a research team led by Angela Christiano, PhD, the Richard & Mildred Rhodebeck Professor of Dermatology at Columbia University Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons, showed a way to grow human hair in a dish. This di […]

People that suffer from progressive hair loss often turn to a hair transplant to address the issue of thinning hair on the scalp. It is recommended that they utilize the services of a board-certified surgeon that is properly trained and experienced in performing a hair transplant. However, some patients decide to travel abroad to try and get the results they […]

Hair loss is a common medical issue among male and female patients. While some people try to hide their hair loss with a hat or by wearing their hair in a different style, other patients decide to make a change using surgical hair restoration methods. What does the hair transplant process involve and how is it performed? We’ve got a Continue Reading The post […]

Hair loss can be detrimental to a person and cause a decrease in self-confidence, lack of self-esteem, depression, decreased motivation and social anxiety. Hair loss can also impede relationship and occupational growth. Meet Heidi Imhof When Heidi Imhof, a lawyer in Florida, started to lose her hair at the age of 42, she also began to lose sleep. Ms. Imhof’s […]

Hair restoration is usually performed by transferring hair from the back of the patient’s head to the balding area. The donor area on the back of the head is often referred to as the “safe zone” because this is the region of the scalp that is most resistant to hair loss. Therefore, it is a viable option for transplantation to Continue Reading The post What i […]

Many people ponder the idea of having a hair transplant but are hesitant because they don’t want anyone to know they are having the procedure. Furthermore, not everybody is keen on having their head shaved to grow new hair. Other people want the benefit of a fuller head of hair but cannot manage the recovery and downtime needed for hair Continue Reading The […]

While age takes a toll on the body in various ways, a bald head tends to be the worst fear of many people. Although females can suffer from hair loss, men are more inclined to lose the hair on their heads sooner and more frequently than women. Why do we go bald on our heads but the hair on our Continue Reading The post Why Do We Go Bald but Our Body Hair See […]

Did you know it is normal to lose hair each time you brush your hair? A typical head of healthy hair has about 100,000 hairs and each hair goes through a growth process and a shedding phase. Therefore, hair loss in this manner is typically acceptable since you can lose hundreds of hairs a day without a hair loss issue. Continue Reading The post What is Invis […]

A hair transplant is an effective way to improve thinning hair or to transfer hair to an area of the head that has become lacking. While there are many myths about why we lose our hair, there are also myths about receiving hair via a hair transplant. Let’s take a look at some of these age-old myths: Hair loss happens Continue Reading The post Hair Loss and H […]

Hair transplant is a wonderful option for people who wish to permanently restore lost or thinning hair. However, it is important for individuals considering a hair transplant to understand what hair restoration can and cannot accomplish. Having realistic expectations helps set accurate goals which can contribute to a successful outcome. Realistic expectation […]